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Agentic AI Solutions for Regulated Enterprise Workflows

ZAAX Agentic AI Solutions designs and builds AI agents and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) systems that run inside real business processes such as claims, member support and document intelligence. A pilot takes 6–12 weeks and costs $15,000–$60,000; full platforms cost $50,000–$250,000+. Every build includes grounding, human-in-the-loop controls, logging and evaluation to reduce hallucinations in regulated settings.

Since 1994 Experience Built In
400M+ Claims Processed
Global Presence India • UAE • KSA

Bespoke autonomous AI agents and hallucination-mitigated RAG architectures engineered for regulated industries to automate complex operational workflows — from insurance claims adjudication to fintech reconciliation and healthcare policy lookup.

Key FactDetail
Best forEnterprises with high-volume document workflows, regulated operators needing audit trails, teams replacing manual review with AI-augmented decisions
Typical durationPilot 6–12 weeks · Multi-agent platform 3–6 months · RAG system 8–16 weeks
Main deliverablesAgent architecture, RAG pipeline, evaluation harness, human-in-the-loop workflows, production monitoring
PricingPilot $15,000–$60,000; Multi-agent/RAG platform $50,000–$250,000+; Retainer $8,000–$40,000/month
DomainsInsurance claims, healthcare, fintech compliance, legal review, enterprise knowledge

Who This Is For

Enterprises with high-volume document workflows (claims, contracts, compliance)

Regulated operators needing audit trails and refusal controls

Teams replacing manual review with AI-augmented decisions

What You Get

Custom AI agent development

Autonomous process automation

AI API Integration (OpenAI, Claude, etc.)

RAG-powered knowledge systems

Hallucination-controlled chatbots

Evaluation harness for continuous accuracy testing

Our Methodology

1

Use-case framing & data audit

Identify high-value workflows; assess document quality, volume and compliance constraints

2

RAG pipeline design

Chunking, embedding, retrieval strategy, citation logic, refusal rules

3

Agent architecture

Tool definitions, planning loops, memory, guardrails, human handoff points

4

Evaluation harness

Golden sets, regression tests, accuracy/latency/cost dashboards

5

Pilot → scale

6–12 week pilot with defined success criteria; then phased rollout

Typical Timelines

StageDuration
Pilot (single agent or RAG)6–12 weeks
Multi-agent platform3–6 months
RAG system (knowledge base)8–16 weeks
Ongoing retainerContinuous improvement

Technologies

OpenAI, Anthropic, Google models · LangChain, LangGraph, LlamaIndex · Vector databases (Pinecone, Weaviate, Qdrant) · Custom evaluation frameworks · Read-only system integrations · Observability (LangSmith, custom)

Pricing & Engagement Models

Start with a pilot to validate outcomes, then scale to a platform or retainer.

ModelBest ForTypical Band
Pilot EngagementValidate one workflow with measurable outcome$15,000–$60,000
Multi-Agent / RAG PlatformProduction system with multiple agents$50,000–$250,000+
Retained AI Engineering (monthly)Continuous improvement, new use cases$8,000–$40,000/month
Model Usage FeesAPI costs for LLM inferencePass-through or included in retainer

Pricing is indicative and varies with scope, compliance requirements and region.

When This Is — And Isn't — the Right Fit

Right Fit

  • You have a repetitive, document-heavy workflow that experts spend hours on daily
  • You need answers grounded in your own policies, not generic training data
  • You require audit trails, citations and refusal controls for compliance

Not the Best Fit

  • You only need a generic chatbot for FAQ — use an off-the-shelf tool
  • You have no proprietary documents or workflows to ground the system in
  • You cannot commit to an evaluation harness and ongoing monitoring

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is agentic AI and how is it different from a chatbot?

Agentic AI refers to systems that plan and carry out multi-step tasks using tools and company data, rather than only answering questions. A chatbot replies; an agent can, for example, look up a claim, check a policy rule and prepare a response for human approval.

What is a RAG system and why do enterprises need one?

Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) lets a language model answer from your own approved documents instead of relying only on its training. This keeps answers grounded in current policy or product information and allows the system to cite its sources or refuse when it does not know.

How do you reduce AI hallucinations in regulated industries?

ZAAX combines grounded retrieval, refusal rules when evidence is missing, read-only access to core systems where required, human review for sensitive actions, and an evaluation harness that tests accuracy continuously. No system can promise zero errors, so controls and monitoring are designed in.

How much does an enterprise AI agent cost and how long does it take?

A pilot typically takes 6–12 weeks and costs $15,000–$60,000. A multi-agent or RAG platform costs $50,000–$250,000+ and takes 3–6 months to roll out. Model usage fees are either passed through or included in a retainer.

Ready to Move from AI Demos to Production Agents?

ZAAX builds hallucination-controlled RAG systems and autonomous agents that integrate with your core operations — not just your Slack.

Global Support: India · UAE · KSA · USA